Flood survivors await rescue as rains delay air efforts
In Loveland Colorado survivors of the Big Thompson flash flood huddled on mountainsides as rain and wind halted air rescues. Officials say about 60 dead with dozens more feared. authorities warn recovery could take weeks.
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National Weather Service
Rich Hovey
Larimer County
Sheriff's Press
Big Thompson Canyon
Hovey
Big Thompson River
Dave Feldman
Fort Collins
National Guardsmen
John Englebert
Ford
Rocky Mountain National Park
Big Thompson
Estes Park
Denver
Watson
Sheriff's Deputies
Scottsdale Center removes Scholder painting for new exhibit
Katie Middleton and Laura Haley supervise the removal of a large Fritz Scholder painting from the Scottsdale Center for the Arts after weeks on display to clear space for an upcoming exhibit this week.
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Fritz Scholder
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Katie Middleton
Laura Haley
City may give CofC 106000 to boost tourism development
Scottsdale City Council will consider a contract to provide the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce 106000 to support a convention and tourism promotion program and to start an economic development plan. The package divides 70000 for tourism and conventions and 30000 for development, aimed at attracting new businesses and boosting jobs.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Scottsdale
Midwest
East
Scottsdale considers 134 unit elderly apartment project
The Development Review Board will review plans for Scottsdale New Ventura a 134 unit elderly apartment complex on an 11 acre site at Granite Reef Road and Roosevelt Street All units are one bedroom with 30 handicapped units A swimming pool arts and crafts area a multi purpose building with dining and 105 parking spaces are planned Developer Ray Morrison and Associates DR Board staff recommend a 34 5 foot half street along Granite Reef Road for the site
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Scottsdale
Granite Reef Road
Roosevelt Street
Ventura
Ray Morrison and Associates
FBI harassment campaign harmed 19 individuals in past
The Justice Department says 19 people suffered actual harm from an FBI counter intelligence harassment campaign in the 1960s and early 1970s. One was fired, others faced privacy invasions or lost face as alleged informers. Messages notifying targets were delivered by federal marshals.
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Washington
Justice Department
FBI
Cointelpro
Viking 1 reports spark life clues in Mars study
Pasadena reports say Viking 1 data hints at possible life indicators on Mars while scientists assess its meaning. The article notes ongoing analysis and uncertainty about implications.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Viking 1
Chavez union seeks restraining order on ballot pamphlet
The United Farm Workers Union moved in court to halt printing of the ballot pamphlet for the November farm labor initiative until a legal ruling settles the dispute. spokeswoman Caren Daniels said the request targets the pamphlet’s printing. The Chavez backed measure would reenact current farm labor law with pro labor changes and require a public vote on any amendments.
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Sacramento
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Union
Caren Daniels
Secretary of State
Conduit Delay Slows Scottsdale Road Project
Mountain Bell conduit under Scottsdale Road at First Street blocks storm drain work. City and Mountain Bell disagree on who pays. Iannella urges $12,500 to modify the drain. city seeks Bell payment while legal staff argue Bell has financial obligation to move lines in the public right of way.
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Scottsdale Road
First Street
Bell
Scottsdale
George Iannella
Capital
Tannella
Mountiin Bell
Moun
Iannella
Mountain Bell
Paradise Valley to review 96 acre cluster housing plan
Paradise Valley planners will revisit a preliminary plat for a 96 acre cluster housing project on Mummy Mountain's east slope. Residents oppose higher density zoning. a July 6 vote approved rezoning to allow up to two homes per acre with eight common acres and town dedication for desert preservation.
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Paradise Valley
Planning and Zoning Commission
Mummy Mountain
Invergordon Road
Lincoln Drive
Dave Sanders
George Adams
Preserve Our Mountain Committee
Sisters reunite in Kingman after 70 year separation
Luisa Ferlan, long separated from four sisters since leaving Yugoslavia as an infant, finally met Viola Turner and Mary Burnell in Kingman with her husband Leon. The group traveled from Cleveland to meet relatives, aided by interpreter Josephine Stretar, and plan tours before returning to Ohio.
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Kingman
Luisa Ferlan
Yugoslavia
United States
Luisa
Leon
Colorado
Ferlans
Ferlan
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